A translation, in English daily used, of the Peshito-Syriac text, and of the received Greek text, of Hebrews, James, 1 Peter, and 1 John : with an introduction on the Peshito-Syriac text, and the revised Greek text of 1881

by: Norton, William; Massachusetts Bible Society

Publication date: 1889

Topics: Bible, Bible

Publisher: London : W.K. Bloom

Collection: schooloftheologybostonu; theology; blc; americana; bostonuniversitylibraries

Digitizing sponsor: Boston Library Consortium Member Libraries

Contributor: School of Theology, Boston University

Language: English

Indo-European family;Teutonic sub-family; West branch; Low Insular group; English language--MBS bookplate

Massachusetts Bible Society

Accession No.1114--MBS bookplate

Accession date:Aug.31,1933--MBS bookplate

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Associated-names: Massachusetts Bible Society

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Reviewer: Konway87 - - January 13, 2012
Subject: One of the best books about Peshitta and Peshitto

It must be noted that Ooromiah Edition is Peshitta. But other manuscripts are Peshitto. I believe both Peshitto and Peshitta were called Peshito Syriac in 1800s among European regions.

William Norton did a great job doing the translation of Peshitto-Syriac New Testament. He mentions about Ancient Christianity in South India. He mentions about the Peshitta manuscript that was used in South India. In this book, Norton shows the importance of Peshitto Syriac manuscripts.

Norton's second book about Peshitto Syriac (From Romans to Philemon) is avaiable on the books section of google.com

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